The controversial University of Georgia teaching assistant claimed that he declined to be placed under “permanent probation” and will face the administration in a formal hearing.
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Our intern Steven Koskulitz writes about the debate between academics on whether there should be more or less government intervention in higher education.
Are Free Markets Moral?
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The University of Minnesota is offering a course on Marxism and how it is relevant to today’s society.
University of Wisconsin Hosted Event that Compares Migrant Caravan to the Holocaust
An event at the University of Wisconsin-Madison claimed that the migrant caravan’s rejection was similar to the Holocaust.
California Professor Supports Decolonization Efforts by Native American Groups
A professor was visiting San Diego State University and agreed with Native American activists that the university’s mascot should be replaced, and said she was supportive of “decolonization” activist efforts.
Professor: Tenure has become a Safeguard for Professors in Non-Essential Fields of Study like Gender Studies
Todd Zywicki, George Mason University Foundation Professor of Law, Roger Meiners, Professor of Economics at University of Texas–Arlington, Benjamin Ginsberg, Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University, and Lee Fritschler, Professor Emeritus, Schar School…
Nebraska Professor Charged with Vandalism, but It’s Not the First Time
A University of Nebraska professor has been charged with vandalism of Republican lawmaker’s campaign sign and another Republican’s office.
Study Claims Economic Benefits for a Liberal Arts Degree
The Andrew Mellon Foundation published research that attempted to claim that liberal arts degrees are valuable, but their research findings fell far short of their claims.
Dickinson College Student’s Essay on White Male Class Participation Riles Up Community
A liberal arts college in Carlisle, Pennsylvania is embroiled in a controversy when one of its students slammed white male students for over-participating in classroom discussions.
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University of Georgia Graduate Student Fights ‘Permanent Probation’ after Controversial Remarks Went Viral
The controversial University of Georgia teaching assistant claimed that he declined to be placed under “permanent probation” and will face the administration in a formal hearing.
South Dakota Legislature Passes Bill Mandating Intellectual Diversity in its Colleges
South Dakota’s state legislature passed a bill last week, which mandated intellectual diversity at its publicly-funded universities and colleges.
Gonzaga Tries to Raise Funds for Illegal Immigrant Students
After apparently failing to raise enough funds via student fees, Gonzaga University is looking to crowdfund enough money to pay for illegal immigrant students’ scholarships.
More Government Vs. Less Government in Higher Education
Our intern Steven Koskulitz writes about the debate between academics on whether there should be more or less government intervention in higher education.
Sociology Professor Wants to Make ‘Racial Literacy’ a Mandatory Requirement
A sociology professor at the University of Connecticut wrote that colleges should make ‘racial literacy’ a mandatory curriculum requirement.
Columbia University Student Government Narrowly Rejects Anti-Israel BDS Resolution
Another anti-Israel resolution was defeated by a student government, this time at Columbia University.
Harvard University Searching for Business School Director to Push ‘Belonging’
Harvard’s business school is looking to hire an associate director to help promote a sense of “belonging” at the university.
Pomona College Students can ask to Officially Change Gender for $23
It only costs $23 for Pomona College students to change their official gender with the state of California, per a report.
Professor: Playing ‘Patriarchy Chicken’ Fights against the Patriarchy
Not ceding space to males on public transportation, or the game of “patriarchy chicken,” is the way to combat the patriarchy, according to a university professor.
Former Student Complained that College’s Women’s Law Center Discriminated Against Her
A former student intern claimed that the University of Texas Center for Women in Law discriminated against non-white colleagues and workers and the university is looking into these claims.
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South Dakota Legislature Passes Bill Mandating Intellectual Diversity in its Colleges
Gonzaga Tries to Raise Funds for Illegal Immigrant Students
Sociology Professor Wants to Make ‘Racial Literacy’ a Mandatory Requirement
Columbia University Student Government Narrowly Rejects Anti-Israel BDS Resolution
Harvard University Searching for Business School Director to Push ‘Belonging’
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Why Angela Davis Should Remember the Jonestown Massacre
Not that anyone should forget but the revolutionary radical turned credentialed academic has a special reason to remember the mass suicide/homicide that occurred 40 years ago in the country of Guyana on November 18, 1978.
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Before you find him on offer as a university speaker or course, you may want to read the meticulously documented story of Cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal by former Accuracy in Academia executive director Dan Flynn.
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